Just thought I'd say that rather than importing an external .css file through a "style" tag in the head, you could just put this in the head of the HTML document: CODE <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="yourstyle.css" /> And just an FYI: all attributes and css properties should be in lower case (except for specific classes that you define in your css -- those can be uppercase). Very good tutorial for beginners, teaches a lot of useful information.

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Yeah, I just prefer using the import CSS tag rather than the link tag. I guess that's just me. I find the CSS one eaier to remember, I always find myself forgetting the link tag for some reason.

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I don't know about this much but I tried it on Microsoft Frontpage and it looks really nice... however i have a question (might be silly):

Take the page you have created in your tutorial, and I want that to appear in my every page, with everything the same in every page except the main content. And one day you decide to add one more link to that column under 'menu', do i have to add it manually to every page or how can i just do it once and the rest of the pages auto-update by itself?


thanks

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save the page as .php
Now where the menu is, copy and paste the menu part of the code into a new file and name it menu.html.
Now where ther menu used to be type in <? include('menu.html') ?>.
This should mean you only have to change one file for every page.

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great tutorial. will defantly help the beginners to html

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